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go here

http://www.myscriptfont.com/

instead of printing it off just use this blank thing that way you dont have to scan it or anything

so fill that out by pasting it in any art program and whatnot

then save it and upload it to that site

and itll give you an option to download it

ehh

Alright ya’ll, I got something that’s gonna make you cry with joy: I developed a coli team that crushes the Kelp beds and below (not much info on bosses yet!) WITHOUT AN ELIMINATE ON ANY OF THE DRAGONS. Ya’ll: WHAAAAAT? NO WAY! Yes, way. And I’ll show you how it works, too.

Who wants a giveaway?!  Yeeeeeah!  Everybody, I thought so.

Four prizes - Breed Change: Skydancer, Breed Change: Bogsneak, Breed Change: Wildclaw, and Breed Change: Nocturne - all going to different winners.

>> To enter, click here and fill out the form <<

This giveaway runs from now until 09:00 (9am) FR server time, Tuesday July 18th, 2017.

Dragons!! Here’s a whole bunch of dragon drawing prompts for you! Have followers send them in, do a few at random, or make a challenge out of them! You can even write stories based off of them! Just have fun using these to fight your creativity block!

Swamp Dragons

A big, crocodile-like dragon hiding under the water and snatching down prey that gets too close

A dragon that burps up swamp gas to deter humans from its home

A dragon that eats even the biggest of snakes in a swamp

A dragon whose horns resemble the swamp’s plants

Cave Dragons

A cave dragon colony that lives like ants in an old mine, preventing miners from taking any more minerals

A cave dragon napping with some bats during the day time

A big dragon that lives deep in a cave, with tons of raw precious metals in its hoard

Forest Dragons

Forest dragons burrowing and making tunnels that intertwine between the roots of old trees

Small forest dragons climbing trees like squirrels and jumping from treetop to treetop

Rainforest dragons with vivid colorations, hiding perfectly in their tropical habitat

Rainforest dragons with huge, butterfly like wings

Tiny dragons living in the hollows of trees, hoarding anything shiny, even some shiny acorns

Arctic/Antarctic Dragons

A thick-furred dragon roaring at people because it isn’t familiar with them being near its habitat

A dragon that cannot fly, but instead swims, just like a penguin

A dragon that swims under the ice and then crashes through the ice to make prey fall into the crack

Mountain Dragons

Dragons living in hot springs beside a volcano, incubating their eggs in the warm water

Mountain climbers reaching the top of a mountain and being scared away by a dragon

A dragon dozing off outside and waking up covered in mountain top snow

Field Dragons

A large-winged dragon gliding above a field and casting a huge shadow

A deer-like dragon running past humans so quickly that their hats fly off

A small, hawk-like dragon dive-bombing prey

Underwater Dragons

A dragon living in an underwater cavern with an air pocket

A dragon living in a kelp forest, blending in with the kelp

Dragons that travel in pods and resemble orca whales

A dragon that flings itself out of the water and glides above it, like a flying fish

Desert Dragons

Dragons stealing treasure from long-buried monuments in the sand

A dragon breathing fire so hot it creates chunks of glass, which the dragon makes its nest out of

A dragon accidentally stepping on a cactus, and other dragons try to pry the cactus out of the other’s foot

Dragons so heavy and callous that even when a huge sandstorm passes, they are unaffected

Urban Dragons

Dragons living in old subway tunnels and collecting loose change they find on the ground

Dragons living in the sewer systems of big cities, only seen by those needing to clean the sewers out

A small dragon living near a plaza, swiping jewelry right off of unsuspecting pedestrians

A dragon living near a power plant and being curious about the people working there

Use Layer menu, Add Panel Material to add a frame around the whole image.

Then use the Divide tool as a knife to cut the frame into comic panels.

The width of the cut will depend on the Kerning (vertical cuts) or Leading (horizontal cuts) values in the settings above the canvas. 

By default, cuts can only be made vertically or horizontally, or hold down Shift to make diagonal cuts.

Yes, when you use Onion Skin mode, each layer (or layer folder) is treated as a single frame.

See this quick visual guide.

When you use Onion Skin mode, each layer is exported to a separate PNG image. You will need to use a separate service (desktop program such as Photoscape or online service such as AlpacaDouga) to combine the PNG images into an animated GIF (or use a video editor to combine them into a true movie format such as MP4).